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The small town of Douglas in the Northern Cape Province is situated on the river Vaal about one hundred kilometers to the west of Kimberley and just upstream from the junction of the Vaal with the Orange river. The town was established in 1867 on a mission station close to a well used ford on the River Vaal, and named after the Lieutenant Governor of the Cape Province, Sir Percy Douglas. Dougla ...
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Villa de Ghaap Guesthouse in Douglas, Northern Cape
In Douglas near the confluence of the Orange and Vaal rivers, in the tranquility of the Northern Cape you will find Villa de Ghaap Guesthouse for a relaxing and luxurious stay. Whether you are just driving through Douglas or here on business you ... |
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Sunset View River Guesthouse in Douglas, Northern Cape
Sunset View River Guesthouse is situated on the banks of the Vaal River. Here you can do some soul searching whilst watching the beautiful sunsets and sipping on a sundowner on the patio. You will find a peaceful, secure breakaway in the quiet ... |
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Rene's Gastehuis in Douglas, Northern Cape
Rene\'s Guesthouse established in 2000 offers 12 comfortable modern separate rooms, en-suite bathroom, airconditioning, DStv and secure parking. We offer breakfast, lunchboxes, dinner and have a fully stocked bar. Rene\'s is situated in Douglas, ... |
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Broadwater River Estate in Douglas, Northern Cape
Endless water views, the call of the fish eagle, breath taking sunsets and champagne under a starry sky. Broadwater is a private river escape that nestles on the banks of the Vaal River near Kimberley and Douglas. In this pristine aquatic environm... |
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Villiera Guesthouse in Douglas, Northern Cape
Villiera Guesthouse is a country home nestled in the heart of the Northern Cape, where rivers meet and is 100km from Kimberley. Villiera is situated on the outskirts of Douglas on a beautiful farm setting |
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Douglas Golf Club: less than 5 km
First Diamond Discovered (1866): 23 km
